Match the Following Terms or Phrases with the Correct Description

question 12

Multiple Choice

Match the following terms or phrases with the correct description or definition.​
-​Ozena

• A)Inflammatory lymphatic lesions most commonly in the groin or axillae which may become blue or black as seen in Yersinia pestis infections.
• B)A microbial infection or inflammation of the valves or inner lining of the heart.
• C)Surgical removal of devitalized, necrotic, infected, or contaminated tissue so that the remaining tissues have an increased chance of healing.
• D)A collection of cholesterol crystals under the surface of vascular epithelium which may reduce blood flow due to narrowing of the vessel lumen from the protruding lesions, also commonly called hardening of the arteries.
• E)A genetically regulated process of cell death triggered by certain stimuli such as DNA mutation or damage.
• F)A membrane bound organelle in the cytoplasm which are fluid filled structures.
• G)A condition mainly in the elderly also called atrophic rhinitis characterized by thinning or necrosis of the nasal membranes with mucopurulent discharge and a foul odor.
• H)The strong attraction to or affinity for salt or other sodium chloride substances.
• I)A related group of organisms in taxonomy that rank a level above genus but below family or sub-family as in Proteeae under Enterobacteriaceae.
• J)Pertaining to the tissues of the mouth which surround the necks and roots of teeth.

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Definitions:

Useful Life

Useful Life is the estimated period over which an asset is expected to be economically usable by an entity, with a finite period for depreciation or amortization.

Accumulated Depreciation

A cumulative total of all depreciation expenses charged on an asset over its life up to a specific date.

Accumulated Depreciation

The cumulative amount of depreciation for an asset up to a single point in its life.

Double-declining-balance

An accelerated depreciation method that doubles the rate at which an asset's book value decreases, reflecting its quicker loss of value.